I like it. The animation is good for this type of short.

I didn't realized the bald guy was the hitman guy until I read the credits, since almost all the other characters were (mostly) Nintendo characters.

Voice acting for grandpa was really good.

Keep on making more!

While it does "reset" the line width, it doesn't use the values from the Freehand Options such as line width and taper values, which is what I'm looking for.

After a line/shape is drawn and the line width is messed with beyond recognition, is there a way to reset the stroke to its original settings (like it was drawn with or whatever the freehand settings are)?

Is it possible to export shapes to a file or make it available to other applications using copy/paste? I really like the drawing behavior/tools of Anime Studio (Pro 6) but am trying to do stuff for print using Adobe Illustrator (CS4). Ideally, I'll like to move vector shapes freely between Illustrat...

Make sure the stroke is enabled for that shape. And try making the stroke thicker if it is and see if it renders.

So I'm doing a very repetitive task of copying/pasting/grouping some shapes. But after I paste, the Translate Points tool becomes active every time. I have to manually click on the Select Points tool (or hit the G key) and then I can go in and enter a group name and continue the process. Is there so...

Yeah, but those just basically flip it in place.

I was wondering about mirroring so in addition to flipping, it would reposition the new shape a set distance from a central axis. This way a central point could be defined and then a series of shapes could be mirrored across it.

Is there an easy/automated way to mirror a shape across an axis? For example I am working on a left ear and would like to automatically mirror the ear to become the right ear on a symmetrical face.

Thanks

Is there any way to export vector art/layers from Anime Studio Pro? Any scripts out there that can do such a thing?

This is an interesting discussion. I actually was trying out both Toon Boom Studio 4.5 and Anime Studio Pro 5.6 last week to decide which one to go with. I gave each application about an hour and a half and went through a few tutorials. Initially I was leaning towards TBS because of the UI features ...